Overview
- Keyshun Jones was arrested April 17 after evading capture several times, with help from the Texas Attorney General’s Fugitive Task Force and Fort Worth police.
- Investigators say he ran about 800 fake mac-and-cheese orders at a Grapevine register and sent the refunds to his own cards, totaling roughly $80,000.
- Court records say the franchise owner reported hundreds of refunds on Nov. 29 and provided CCTV that identified Jones, who had been fired in October 2025.
- Jones is charged with property theft, money laundering, and evading arrest, and jail records list bonds totaling about $111,500.
- Chick-fil-A says it is cooperating with police, and the case underscores how easy refund access at point-of-sale terminals can enable insider theft.